Making a terrarium is about as close as you can get to a Zen DIY project. Once you have gathered the proper materials and squared away your plant selections, it’s as simple as layering it all together ...

Of the two types of terrariums, open and closed, a self-sustaining terrarium is the closed type. It's created with plants and ...

for a closed terrarium, this canopy shaped container from LSA International would make a great option. However, if you don’t have loads of money to spend on a terrarium container, there are ...

Get creative and repurpose glass jars, vases, or bottles from around your house. Thrift stores and garage sales are treasure troves for unique glass pieces, often for just $1-$5. Plus, by reusing or ...

Need a winter planting project? Carrie Engel from Valley View Farms demonstrates the steps for building a terrarium that can thrive indoors.

If you want to learn how to make your own terrarium that ... As long as the jar is sealed tight you don't need to water it again because the terrarium creates a small enclosed water cycle.

If you don’t have a garden, terrariums are a stylish and brilliant way to get hands-on with nature and add some greenery to your home. Here’s an expert guide on how to make and look after the ...

Growing Duluth now opens its Terrarium Building area inviting people to craft and make their own terrariums within its green ...

“They are drought resistant and adapted to our environment, so you don’t need to water them much at all once they get established after the first year,” said Snyder. “They also will be ...

I haven't cut back the old growth ... The plants to use depends on the type of terrarium you are making. An open dish terrarium is good for succulents such as cacti, hen and chicks, kalanchoe ...